CalvinKirs opened a new issue #3110:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-dolphinscheduler/issues/3110


    I read RIP-14 RocketMQ Community Operation Conventions, I think we also 
need to make such a specification, as follows
   
   1:Test
   
   Standardized testing can reduce the cost of review and quickly find problems 
to confirm the problem, so the test code link is more important than the code 
itself to a certain extent. When new code is submitted, we should also care 
about the quality of the test code.
   
   2:Commit Message
   
   Good commit messages should contain some contextual information. We can get 
the specific work of the commit from the commit messages, and we can use git 
instructions to quickly track related issues.
   
   3:Isuess 
   
   Good issues labeling and naming can help us organize existing problems in 
the community, and can also effectively avoid repeated problems
   
   Label Conventions
   
   ISSUE Label Conventions
   
   Each issue needs to be labeled. Generally, an issue needs to have two types 
of labels, including
   
   Type
     new feature
     bug
     enhancement
     test
     code style
     doc
     question
     discuss
     wontfix
     duplicate
        ...
   Module
      server
      remote
      service
      spi
      ...       
    
   
   4:Pull Request
   
   A good pull request can help the reviewer quickly understand the purpose of 
the request and improve the efficiency of the reviewer. We should make format 
requirements for the relevant requests and organize the standard documents.
   
   Related documentation reference:
   
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fo_Z4_nUOyykkmQOE2kEmxcLwhhFiQENQwQiy852XUM/edit#heading=h.nwczedg8v2na
   
   


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